Amy M. Dean

ISCP Editor-in-Chief & Art Director—Amy M. Dean joined ISCP in March 2010: She produces the monthly ISCP E-News; and has produced ISCP items for conferences, workshops, and events: ISCP new logo (2014); ISCP 20th Anniversary Timeline (2019); Two 12th ICCP 2020 logos; 11th ICCP 2016 logo; ISCP/ACPA webinar online banners; 6-foot conference banner; flyers; signs; banners; posters; brochures; programs; invitations; badges; hat, T-shirt, CD cover designs; proceedings cover; and more. She has over 30 years of experience in graphic design, writing, & editing in the newspaper, magazine, corporate stationery, retail, & concrete industries.

CP Tech: “…Geotextile vs. Asphalt Interlayers…” AND Transtech Group: “Nonwoven Geotextile Interlayers…” Effective in Germany over 25 years

CP Tech Center New Publication: “Automated Plate Load Testing on Concrete Pavement Overlays with Geotextile and Asphalt Interlayers: Poweshiek County Road V-18” AND Transtech Group: “Nonwoven Geotextile Interlayers in Concrete

CP Tech: “…Geotextile vs. Asphalt Interlayers…” AND Transtech Group: “Nonwoven Geotextile Interlayers…” Effective in Germany over 25 years Read More »

13th ISCR: Keynote Speech by Prof. Michael Darter—ISCP Honorary Member, Previous ISCP Director, & Top Expert in Concrete Pavement Designs!

The 13th International Symposium on Concrete Roads (13th ISCR) will be held June 19-22, 2018 at the Titanic Chaussee-Berlin in Berlin, Germany. During the Opening Session on June 20, the

13th ISCR: Keynote Speech by Prof. Michael Darter—ISCP Honorary Member, Previous ISCP Director, & Top Expert in Concrete Pavement Designs! Read More »

Modern Concrete Roads Offer Ride Comfort & Safety—Due to Shorter Slabs, Narrow Contraction Joints, Dowels, & …

Bryan Perrie, Managing Director-The Concrete Institute in South Africa and former ISCP Vice-President and Board Director explains that concrete roads suffer from an image problem because many very old concrete

Modern Concrete Roads Offer Ride Comfort & Safety—Due to Shorter Slabs, Narrow Contraction Joints, Dowels, & … Read More »

Register for 2018 Swift Conference & CAPTG Workshop by Aug 30 (Early Bird June 29/Hotel Aug 7) to be Held Sept., Niagara Falls, Canada

Register now for the Summer Winter Integrated Field Technologies (SWIFT) Conference and Trade Show to be held at the Sheraton on the Falls in Niagara Falls, September 10-13, 2018. A

Register for 2018 Swift Conference & CAPTG Workshop by Aug 30 (Early Bird June 29/Hotel Aug 7) to be Held Sept., Niagara Falls, Canada Read More »

ISCP President Dr. Jeffrey Roesler Demonstrates During Bolivia’s First Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Pavement & 3-Day IBCH Seminar

Jeff Roesler, Ph.D., P.E., ISCP President, visited Bolivia May 6-10, 2018 for a paramount site visit and a 3-day International Seminar. Dr. Roesler was invited to demonstrate and highlight techniques

ISCP President Dr. Jeffrey Roesler Demonstrates During Bolivia’s First Fiber-Reinforced Concrete Pavement & 3-Day IBCH Seminar Read More »

IGGA/ACPA New Report: “Review of Industry Developed Smoothness Specifications” with Appendix 1: “Evaluation & Impact of Initial Pavement Smoothness”

Since 2009, the concrete industry has been actively engaged in developing guidelines and evaluating specifications at the agency level. This report documents the details of those efforts. In 2009, industry

IGGA/ACPA New Report: “Review of Industry Developed Smoothness Specifications” with Appendix 1: “Evaluation & Impact of Initial Pavement Smoothness” Read More »

Alkali-Activated Fly Ash Geopolymer Application Highlights Bolder Approach to “Greening” Cement & Concrete Industries

Providing sustainable alternatives to conventional concrete is becoming a global imperative, considering its significant footprints and versatile applications. The work by Washington State University (WSU)’s Laboratory for Advanced & Sustainable

Alkali-Activated Fly Ash Geopolymer Application Highlights Bolder Approach to “Greening” Cement & Concrete Industries Read More »

New I-11: Concrete Pavement, Diamond Interchange, Loop Ramp, Cast-in-Place Wall with 3-D Scenes; Will Eventually Link to I-15 that Connects Mexico, US & Canada

According to the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), a new section of Interstate-11 (I-11) to bypass Boulder City, Nevada, USA opened May 23, with the remaining 12.5-mile section to be

New I-11: Concrete Pavement, Diamond Interchange, Loop Ramp, Cast-in-Place Wall with 3-D Scenes; Will Eventually Link to I-15 that Connects Mexico, US & Canada Read More »

Queensland, Australia Firm Reaches Big Environmental Milestone in Recycled Plastic Concrete

Fibercon (Queensland engineering firm) has developed a technology—a first in Australia—that enables it to use recycled polypropylene plastic for reinforcing concrete instead of the traditional steel. Developed in conjunction with researchers from

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Concrete Plastic Paves the Way to Save Plastic Recycle Industry & Boost Road Sector in Ghana, Africa

My Joy Online News reported last week that the people of Ghana, Africa have become sick and tired of plastic waste and potholes. It is a common feature in the

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Organization Pushes for Ordinance Requiring Use of Permeable Pavements for Urban Sustainability

The Interface Development Interventions (IDIS), an environmental non-government organization (NGO) in Davao City, Philippines continues to push for an ordinance requiring both public and private establishments to use permeable pavements

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Longer-Life Modified Portland Cement Coating May Reduce Total Concrete Pavement Life-Cycle Costs, Testing Planned in MI., USA

In recent years, investments at all levels of the United States’ government have prioritized fixing/restoring roads and bridges, but despite the recent increases in spending, investments are insufficient, with a

Longer-Life Modified Portland Cement Coating May Reduce Total Concrete Pavement Life-Cycle Costs, Testing Planned in MI., USA Read More »

VEEP Dr. Bawumia Breaks Ground for Pilot Concrete Road to be Constructed for the Tor-Tema Steel Works-DVLA in Tema Industrial Area, Ghana, Africa

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Vice President-Ghana, cut the sod on April 26, 2018 for work to begin on a 5.4-kilometre pilot concrete road for the Tor-Tema Steel Works-DVLA stretch (from the

VEEP Dr. Bawumia Breaks Ground for Pilot Concrete Road to be Constructed for the Tor-Tema Steel Works-DVLA in Tema Industrial Area, Ghana, Africa Read More »

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